the hearing on capitol hill began just minutes ago. it's the final federal report on the san bruno pipeline disaster. >> reporter: two men wounded at a richmond gas station, a gas leak and a third shooting on 880. and a diswasher may have been mistaken for a gang member at a restaurant. a major road is closed in the south bay. the closure is related to a

police shooting. "mornings on 2" starts right now. well, good morning. welcome to "mornings on 2." i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. it's tuesday, august 30th. we are learning new information about an overnight shooting in richmond. allie rasmus tells us the violence erupted at a gas station injuring two people and someone driving by was hurt. >> reporter: well, this gas station at 5 5th was at the center of the shooting. a man in an suv pulled into the gas station. he was hit by gunfire. you can see some of the -- some of the bullet caseth. richmond police say -- casings. richmond police say a second man was shot but that man climbed on the roof of the motel next door to the gas station to try to escape the gunfire. all of this happened at 10:40

last night. the two men were taken to the hospital with non-life- threatening wounds. witnesses told us they heard a lot of gunfire between 20, 25 shots in rapid succession. they say it seemed to last for several minutes. when the gasline ruptured, residents and people staying in the hotel were evacuated as a precaution. police don't know how many people may have been involved in the shooting and they don't have any possible suspect descriptions. right now, they are trying to figure out what started all of this. >> we don't have a motive for the shooting at this point. we know there was a shooting earlier in the evening about an hour prior to our shooting in the north richmond area. >> reporter: less than a block away from that gas station is interstate 80, you can see the ramp off in the distance there. police say a woman was driving on that freeway going east when she exited mcdonald avenue.

as is she got off the freeway, a black car passed her and fired shot -- shots. she's in the hospital recover egg. richmond police are looking into the -- recover earl. richmond police are looking into -- recovering. drivers are looking into the possibility the same people are involved in the shooting and in both instances, the same type of black car was seen speeding from the scene. back to you. >> thank you. well, in overnight news, a man was shot outside of a san francisco bar. this happened just after midnight at the hog and rocks bar in the city's mission district. the victim was rushed to san francisco general hospital. we don't know his condition right now. we've been told the gunman may have believed the victim belonged to a rival gang. instead he apparently worked as a dishwasher at the bar. so far police have no suspects in this case.

it is 7:03. right now, in washington, d.c., federal investigators are revealing their findings about what caused the san bruno pipeline explosion last year that killed eight people. alison burns is in our washington, d.c. bureau and joins us live to explain why this should take a while. aimlyson? >> reporter: that's right, tori. it will an long day. it includes at least -- it will be a long day. it includes seven investigators who have been working this case for more than a year. let's get live to the picture inside the ntsb room. investigators are blaming multiple deficiencies in pacific gas and electric operations, including poor record-keeping, inspections and emergency responses and infective state and federal safety rules. here is how the head of the ntsb opened the hearing. opportunities were missed that could have and should have

prevented this tragedy. today you're gonna hear troubling revelation about a company that exploited witnesses in a lax safety system and a system of oversight. >> reporter: now, ahead of the hearing, the ntsb gave us a rare look inside its lab to see the 28-foot section of pipe where the explosion originated. investigators say the seam of the pipe was a big problem. it was not welded where it should have been. pg&e was not able to say who manufactured the 1950s era pipe. we'll keep watching this hearing and i will have another update in -- in the next hour. alison burns, ktvu channel 2 news. >> thank you, alison. we have complete coverage of this hearing. you can go to the "right now s.a.t."

section at ktvu.com. -- "right now ktvu" section at ktvu.com. tara moriarty will have more at 7:30. several towns are dealing with major flooding from hurricane irene. coming up at 7:15, we'll take you live to massachusetts. we'll tell you how the hurricane's aftermath has devastated people, animals and pocket books. back here at home, some people evacuated during a tanker fire in placer county. he -- placer county. they are furious about the looting of three homes when they were gone. families were under mandatory evacuation. that's when a burning protein tank was at risk -- propane tank was at risk. thefts are prompting people to think twice about future

evacuationing. >> no. next time i won't. i will stay. >> i think that's the number one reason people won't leave is because they don't want their house to be broken into. >> police arrested a 16-year- old in connection with one burglary and recovered one i -- and recovered some items. >> it is 7:06. an ultimatum has been issued in the ongoing battle to save a century's old oak tree in menlo park. ktvu was there in may as neighbors protested to save the california valley oak nicknamed granny. the san francisco public utilities commission has offered to spare the tree by tunneling beneath the roots to make way for a new water pipeline. but neighbors would have to pay for maintenance and liability. plans to remove the tree will move forward unless residents submit a written proposal by september 6th. a stockton man faces charges for the use of

counselor fit money -- counterfeit money. charles marcellas is accused of using funny money at walmart. shortly after a jewelry purchase, he allegedly bought a rolex watch from another person. the mother of his children said she's surprised he would do something like that. >> he's an awesome guy and for me who find out that he -- or hear he was doing is kind of, you know -- it throws me so way off. >> investigators say he has admitted to making counterfeit money to support a drug habit. 7:07. sal, you've been telling us about problems through the morning. how are we doing now? >> we still have that late- night roadwork in los gatos. they are doing some repaving. we're gonna talk about that. let's take a look at what we have now with some of the south

bay issues. now, remember, we do have stevens creek boulevard still closed because of a police action. it's closed between finch and judy and that includes the intersection. this will remain closed until they do their investigation or complete it. they've been there pretty much for the entire evening. stevens creek a major street. right near stevens creek boulevard and lawrence expressway, the other major street remains shut down. we're talking about los gatos, northbound 17. they are doing roadwork because i guess some of the pavement didn't dry. they were doing some repavement approaching highway 85 and it's bad coming in from the santa cruz mountains. if you are a santa cruz mountains driver, you need a lot of extra time. it will probably be an aggravating time. and if you are driving to. been toll plaza, 80 getting thru vallejo, you will need

extra time because of earlier problems. good morning. we have a lot of fog and low clouds. in fact, a rather large surge. inland temperatures will take a plunge, maybe 10 degrees for some. today a bigger fog bank, cooler today, more of the same tomorrow. 60s 70s, and 80s. thursday and friday, if everything continues to come in as advertised, it does look warmer. we're getting that time of year, starting at the end of august, september where you -- where you get a cooldown and then a warmup. more fog today. sunny but cooler. biggest decline will be in the temperatures away from the coast, which were in the 80s. today they will drop in the 70s. so cooling trend tuesday/wednesday. i did reverse that starting on thursday. nothing dramatic but i think we'll start a warm up then. another system moves up to the

west. santa rosa, 47. that's cold. if it weren't for the co low clouds and fog, we would have -- for the low clouds and fog we would have warmer temperatures. a sea breeze -- sea breeze, delta breeze is all in place. developing and dropping in. as it does, that just reinforces the fog bank. it can't be held in check. high pressure gets knocked out. cool and breezy, very breezy by the coast. 50s, 60s, by the beaches. 60s, 70s around the bay. unless you are up toward lake county, parts oflake county, or up to ukiah. 50s and 60s closer to the beaches. 78 in the creek. oakland, 66. san leandro 67. only 65 in alameda.

79 in los gatos. fremont a cool 72. 73 anyone low park -- menlo park. 64 in san francisco. wednesday looks to be more of the same and then there is a turnaround thursday, friday. with your weekend all in view, i think we have saturday being all right but cooler on sunday. tori? dave? 7:11. we go to -- we will go live to the east coast and the challenges that are facing some residents there. san jose's effort to crack down on gang activity is having some unintended consequences, giving the city an unwanted reputation.

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spring buying pushed home prices up. the housing market remains shaky and further price declines are expected this year. taking a live look at the big board, the dow is down 71. nasdaq is down 17. s&p down 9. and the big reason for that, new this morning, consumer confidence plunged in august to its lowest level since april 2009. the consumer confidence index fell to 44.5 this month. economists had expected a reading of 51.9. the numbers reflect a poor outlook on future business conditions, jobs and income as well as all of the wild swings we've had on wall street this past month. usually when the economy is growing at a good pace, confidence readings are at 90 and above. 7:15. more than a million people all

across the east coast have no electricity this morning, all because of hurricane irene. it's just one of several problems. add dam haasly is live in massachusetts now to tell us how storm victims are coping. i can only imagine, adam. how are you? >> reporter: some people are having it easier without -- than others. being without tris is tough. people up the river really got hit hard. when you look at the inland part of new england, dealing with the storm itself was much easier than dealing with the aftermath. a countless number of pets and livestock have also fallen victim to the storm. >> reporter: one farmer lost

his chickens. >> all the chickens are gone. it's a mess. >> this all has to be redone. dollar figure? six figures for sure. >> reporter: pennsylvania governor says he's taken aback by the power of the floodwater. >> i'm amazed at what water can do to concrete and asphalt and to the bridges that we have. it's done quite a job here. >> reporter: in the garden state, residents say they are overwhelmed by the desk station. >> i can't believe it. my house for 22 years. >> reporter: while irene rolled through the east coast, her impact will still be felt for sometime. >> the river forecast center for the northeast was reporting that some of these rivers won't crest for two or three days, so the extent of the impact, we

still don't know. >> reporter: the crest of the river here is supposed to locate where we are. but all the way down to the ocean in connecticut, this is about a foot from flood stage. the connecticut river flows down through the states and eventually down toward the long island sound meets the atlantic ocean. that's what people are dealing with right now. it's much different here because people have a chance to prepare as compared to development and areas up there where the flash floods really got them with very little warning. dave? >> adam haasly reporting -- add dam housely reporting live -- adam housely reporting. airlines are still trying to rebook flights that had to be can't -- cancelled over the

weekend. call your airline ahead of time, don't show up at the airport unless you have confirmed your flight. the $7 billion in estimated losses from hurricane irene is just the latest payout insurance companies have had to deal with. but it's less than the 10 billion expected from the big storm that raged up the east coast. that comes on the $18 billion in damage from other natural ka tas industries already this year. despite that, insurance companies can still expect another profitable year in part because they've been raising premiums between 5% and 10% annually. many people on the east coast have helped clear the shelves of supermarkets and convenience stores. now they are experiencing some buyers' remorse. they are relieved hurricane irene was not as bad as predicted. now they are complaining they stood in long lines. some have come to stores and asked for refunds.

the extra flashlights and tarp and foot -- for the extra flashlights and tarps for the storm they bought. it's already the deadliest month for troops in afghanistan since fighting broke out ten years ago. 66 u.s. service members have died. topping the 65 killed in july of last year. this month's death toll soared when insurgents shot down a chopper -- chopper carrying 30 americans, most of them elite navy seals -- s.e.a.l.s. 299 americans have died in afghanistan this year. two hours ago, nato announced the tripoli region is essentially free. rebels and moammar gadhafi's supporters are now negotiating over one of his remaining strongholds. meanwhile, rebels are saying they killed gadhafi faa son sunday night. however, this is not the first time rebels have made such a claim. once they announced he died on

the battleground but then they admitted they lied because they wanted to take the will of gadhafi forces and we've learned that gadhafi's daughter has biven -- has given birth to a baby girl. well, here at home, san jose is now being referred to by some as sin city. and they stay the police crackdown on gangs may be the reason why. police focus attention on violent crimes and gangs. but now the city is seeing a rise in prostitution, gambling and drugs. in the past two months, 38 prostitutes have been arrested including three teenagers. >> i've seen girls walk by with really short skirts.

obviously no underwear on to where it shows. it's very appalling and -- and having a 7-year-old daughter, i don't particularly like that happening in this area. >> a casino is being built and some are concerned that might attract more crime. a california mom is accused of punching a school principal. the new policy that police say caused her to go berserk. good morning. it's pretty slow here on 280. i think some people may be avoiding stevens creek boulevard. i will tell you why that's still closed. and what that may be doing to interstate 280 traffic nearby.

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son's school principal, all because of the school dress code. it happened in stockton. police say tammy gibbs punched principal evan evangelina ramos in the face twice because the third grader was asked to turn his skull teacher inside out. >> out of nowhere struck her on the face. she was immediately sip rated by a couple of staff members -- separated by a couple of staff members. let's go to sal. we have problems on highway 17. people are not happy, are they, sal? because we had some roadwork that lasted a little too long on highway 17. let me just move this down a littlepy. you can see how slow this is. sore was some paving work near

highway -- there was some paving work highway 85. if you are a highway 17 driver, driving north from the santa cruz mountains, expect jam- packed traffic from redwood es kates into los got -- estates into los gatos. we have a couple of problems in livermore at 580 westbound near airway. and some slow traffic. southbound 680 still clearing up an accident at the treat boulevard. highway 4 is very slow. 80 westbound between vallejo and pinole is very slow. at the bay bridge toll plaza, we'll see some stop and go traffic for about a 15-minute wait. let's go to steve. a lot of fog in those traffic shots. it looks like the fog means

cooler conditions. not really the coast. low clouds and fog making it a stronger surge today. the system another one moving into the north, helping to enhance that fog bank. we start off with a lot of gray over the bay and really cool reading, especially up to santa rosa. low clouds, mist. gray dies an 50s and 6 -- gray skies and 50s and 60s. 48, santa rosa to 59 hayward. 53 redwood city, 55 livermore and san jose. there is a better look at that system as that drops in. that just gives us a cooler pattern. and then a cooler, breezy day for those inland. temperatures anywhere from 50s to mid-80s with a lot of 60s and 70s in between. it does look like today and tomorrow we have the cool winning out. then a north wind might kick in which would help get rid of that fog and warm you up. saturday looks nice to warm but

cooler on sunday. tori and dave. 7:27. another quake jolts the bay area overnight and this one literally rattled some cages. >> reporter: we're live in san bruno where people react to the finaltal -- finaltal -- final nts report. we'll tell you more about it.

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visit vwdealer.com today. a federal hearing on the san bruno pipeline explosion began about an hour ago in washington, d.c. the head of the national transportation safety board has already had some very harsh words for pg&e. in fact, blaming them for a litany of failures leading up to the explosion. san bruno city leaders including the mayor are in attendance. you are looking now at a live picture inside the room where the meeting was taking place this morning. it appears a break is going on right now. tara moriarty joins us live from san bruno where people have waited for this day for a year. >> reporter: we caught up with one woman on her morning walk.

she says every morning she comes out here and looks at where the houses once stood, it brings her back to that horrible day. she's very anxious for the government's report. the ntsb says this has been a difficult investigation because of pg&e's shoddy record- keeping. last year, in september, the line exploded, killed eight people, injured 58 and destroyed 38 homes. a year-long federal probe has not determined where the ruptured pipeline came from or who was -- or who was responsible for the welding defect and that's disturbing to in woman who lost her home. >> i lom lost my life -- i almost lost my life. a neighbor saved me. i'm lucky to be alive. i'm really concerned about the report dumbing out -- coming out today because i'm concerned something awful like this might happen again. >> reporter: the investigators

have determined that sections of the pipe were inconsistent with other parts of the pipe. now, important issue is the electrical glitch at a milpitas terminal which caused a slight surge in gas pressure minutes before the explosion. the ntsb also expresses why it took pg&e an hour and a half to turn off the gas. the ntb says it will replace or upgrade pane gas lines and help develop state of the art pipeline technologies. we will continue to monitor this hearing by the ntsb in washington. what many will want to know if similar segments of pipe, where they were installed in the bay area, hopefully the ntsb has some answers. we're live in san bruno. i'm tara moriarty, ktvu channel

2 news. 7:33. overnight a small earthquake rattled san francisco. a magnitude 2.9 earthquake hit at 12:19 this morning. it was sent -- it was centered southwest of the san francisco zoo. we checked with the u.s. geological survey's website. it was felt in pacifica, deeply city, burlingame, oakland and walnut -- walnut creek. a busy roadway still closed after an overnight police shooting in santa clara county. it happened on stevens creek boulevard. kraig debro has been out there all morning joining us live from cupertino with the very latest about a pretty large crime. >> reporter: you couldn't have known this because it happened in the last ten minutes -- last ten minutes. but the sheriff's office just opened the westbound direction of stevens creek here at stern all the way past finch. finch and -- coming in the eastbound direction is closed

all the way out to about 280. cupertino high in this area. now, about what happened last night, a lot of conflicting information from the sheriff's office. they told us -- here's what a deputy told us last night. >> a deputy atented to make a pedestrian stop on an individual shortly after, there was an exchange of gunfire. it's still unconfirmed that the deputy shot at this sometime or if the suspect -- or if the suspect shot. >> reporter: they issued this press release at 1:00 in the morning which says the deputy shot the suspect and the shots were fired. he was hit with you non-life- threatening injuries wounds and taken into custody. we got this picture at about -- say about an hour and a half ago. it's a picture of a car being towed out of the scene. the story is the deputy was driving down stevens creek

boulevard. we walked down there and saw the investigation. we were there. we took those pictures. at that point traffic was still not allowed to go down in that direction. but a few minutes ago they opened up the westbound direction. this is what police told us they said this all started with a possible vehicle theft. >> you know, we don't know that yet. it was a pedestrian stop. we're still trying to determine what the issue was or why the individual was shop -- was stopped. >> again, last night, they said it was because of a possible suspected person involved in the vehicle theft. we are still calling the sheriff's office to clarify that information, not heard back yet. reporting live in cupertino,

kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. >> okay. thank you. 7:36. a bomb threat disrupted a vanity fair know toe shoot of san jose mayor reed. the mayor after finishing the first part of the shoot heard an aide received a threatening e-mail at the city mall. investigators now say the e- mail actually arrives last week and last night a sweep of san jose city hall turned up nothing. incidentally vanity fair is doing a story about the financial crisis. >> 7:36. a former star of "lost" and "party of five" is being charged with i salting a cleveland bus driver. heather boreman said she was the driver of a private bus hired for a bachelor party. around 1:30, a man approached the bus and tried to get on. the bus driver told him the bus

was for a private party. >> and then here comes the fist and he started whaling on me and i started swinging on him. >> reporter: did you hit him? >> yes. i hit him in the mouth. >> reporter: with? >> her friend. >> she thinks she may have broken her hand. fox is in cleveland filming a movie. he was arrested to a friendle follow -- friend following his arrest. authorities say one taxi driver clubbedert with a tire iron. the victim suffered a gash on his head and a swollen cheek. santa clara police out there searching for a man who reportedly attacked a waitress at a den nip's restaurant. police say it start -- denny's

restaurant. police say it started when the waitress asked the man to quiet down. coming up at 7:45, pam cook will have more on what happened to the waitress. we're also getting a glimpse of what the new eastern span of the bay bridge will look like. last night, caltrans flipped the switch along the 1,000-foot long cat walks. those lights allow the crews to work at night. it's hard to install and mesh usual the cables during the daytime because the heat of the sun can affect their lanes. >> we've been watching this whole thing develop. watching the cranes come in. it's exciting to see it come together. >> and the eastern span is due to be finished in the year 2015. it will be the largest self- anchored suspension bridge in the world. let's take a look and see how traffic is looking. with sal castanedo.

tori and dave, good morning to you. traffic is actually moving along relatively well in some areas. one of the things we've seen an improvement on, there seems to be fewer accidents this time than last time. the bay bridge is backed up 15 to 20 minutes. if you drive their area every day, it's nothing unusual. that's pretty much all we ask for, right? northbound 17 -- this is northbound 880. the traffic is moving along pretty well until you reach high street and then it slows down. northbound 17 between 9th and lark. the traffic is ill -- the traffic is still very slow coming in from redwood es kates coming on down the hill. a lot of frustrated, dare i say angry drivers being surprised by the slowdown coming into the santa cruz mountains. 580 is very slow through livermore and we have a lot of

slow traffic in contra costa county all over the place. let's go to the live pictures now if we can. i think that's it. let's go to steve. control, delete. >> that's what i'm gonna do. >> good morning. low clouds, fog. kind of some patchy fog. our observer has a few patches of fog around t will burn off but it will be a cooler pattern today. there's a lot of fog on the coast. some of that has made it inland. temperatures should drop about 5, 10 degrees. the low clouds and fog don't look like they are going anywhere any time soon. the biggest decomplain will be in the inland temperatures, but temperatures by the coast and around the bay, really not changing too much. we get a stronger sea breeze today. so the cooling trend starts today. more so today into wednesday. should get a quick rebound thursday and friday.

fog and low clouds continue to regroup. it was cold in santa rosa. they dropped to 45. i would say there's definitely a hint of fall in the air when you get that cold at the end of august. a lot of 50s. redwood city, 53. west-southwest 20, travis has been stronger than that. but a breeze, the carquinez, to the delta means cooler pattern. all because of that system dropping down. you can see it right there beginning to move in. high pressure well to the south -- well to the west. we're on the receiving end of that with -- with the southern end of it. low clouds, cool and breezy for some. there's always some areas by the coast. 50s, 60s with that onshore

wind. st. helena calistoga, not too bad. a lot of 80s and 70s in between 50 -- with 50s and 60s. livermore at 80. walnut creek, alamo, la fayette 78. 66 oakland. 72 castro valley. 75 milpitas. gilroy hit the 80s. sunnyvale at 75. palo alto will be right there along with redwood city. san mateo 72. san francisco, pacifica, half moon bay. 7:43. an important warning in the great outdoors. the frightening attack that's led to a grizzly bear alert at a popular national park.

and "newsweek" has ranked the 25 happiest colleges in the country and the bay area has three schools on the list.

taking a live look at the big board on wall street, numbers are down this morning. one reason, consumer a confidence down to 44.5. analysts expected a number of about 51.9. you had to go all the way up to 90 for a good rating during a good economic time. the numbers on wall street, the dow is down 57. the nasdaq is down 9. the s&p is down 8. there is a little bit of good news for wall

street. spring home buyers pushing housing prices up. the newest case-shiller case index shows home prices edged up in june but home prices in the largest cities remain below their peaks. all of the major california cities saw housing prices bottom out two years ago and continue to inch up. autodesk plans to add 200 employees to its san francisco offices in the next five years. that would give the softwaremaker a total of 700 employees in san francisco. they hope to attract new workers who live south and east of san francisco and might otherwise be discouraged by the long commute. a surprising incident at a den nip's restaurant in santa clara county. pam cook is in the -- den nip's

in -- denny's in santa clara county. pam cook is in the flam with more. >> well, a denny's waitress was assaulted. take a look. this is on el camino real. police say on august 13th, they responded to a group of intoxicated people at that restaurant. when a waitress asked them to quiet down, witnesses say one man threw silverware at her, cutting her face. police say he -- police say he punched the waitress and knocked her unconscious. officers say he left the restaurant but then returned and punched the restaurant manager in the mouth. we want to show you a closer look at the suspect that police are looking for. he's described as either white or latino, about 6 feet tall, 220 pounds. anyone with information on this is please asked to call the santa clara police department. the waitress was taken to the

hospital and was treated for a broken nose and a con jugs. police say the man and two associates left north heading on halford avenue in a black cadillac escalade. reporting live in the newsroom, i'm pam cook, back to you. >> thank you. wildlife agents in yellow stone national park are trying to capture a grizzly bear that killed a michigan hiker last week. the body of john wall list was discovered last friday. an autopsy has confirmed that he was killed by a grizzly. but authorities believe it was a different bear than the mar mother grizzly that killed a -- than the mother grizzly that killed a southern california woman. in that case, they let the bear go because she was protecting her cubs. "newsweek" put out the 25

happiest schools in america. stanford came in number 4. uc davis, number 10. santa clara made the list at number 24,er toly -- tori. according to newsweek the happiest school in the whole country, yale. that study looked at six categories including dining, housing, nightlife and the costs. the man who made it easy for all of us to shoot cheesy home move slips is hope -- movies is hoping something else is just as cheesy. he found the company behind the camcorder. today he's eaching up his own grilled cheese sandwich. he's hoping to have 25 others around the country within the next year. kind of interesting from going to video cameras to grilled cheese sandwiches. witnesses are calling it a shocking site as a 7-year-old

boy is thrown off a tour boat. aette reason -- the reason why this man here is in trouble with the law.

this morning, a southern california man is out on bail after allegedly throwing his special needs 7-year-old son off a tour boat. police say the boy an his father, sloan briles, were on the boat in newport harbor on sunday. they say he was aring with his girlfriend when he threatened to throw his son 0 -- overboard for making too much noise. that's when witnesses say he hit his son and tossed him over the boat. they were able to pick the boy from the ocean. his father was booked on suspicion of child endang

jerment and resisting arrest. a man who happens to be the uncle president obama is accused of drunk driving. police in massachusetts arrested him last week. they say he almost crashed into a bar after leaving a bar. he's of half brother of president obama's father. in half moon bay a community meeting will be held tonight to deal with recent gang violence there. two men were injured in a shooting. we want to check in with sal to find out what's going on on the road. >> all right, tori and dave. it's pretty slow all over the bay area. this is definitely the heart of the morning commute. you will see slow traffic

almost wherever you look. antioch, bay point, pleasant hill, all of that slow traffic. if you are on 80, we had some earlier problems, 80 backed up from pinole all the way to el cerrito including almost all of richmond. we're looking at the nimitz freeway, if you drive on 880 from hayward, it will be slow from about the northern part of fremont. let's go to live pictures. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that's slow. but at least it's normal slow as you come up to the toll plaza area. and this morning's drive 237 stop and go right through there as you cross 880. remember highway 17 drivers still very slow coming on down because of earl earlier --

because of earlier roadwork. you can follow us -- our morning team, you can find news updates and send us messages and story ideas. just search the newsroom, a lot of their facebook friends say they are happy to see you back from their vacation. >> thank you. we do have a cooler pattern today, now the fog is really extensive on the coach -- on the coast. a system digging into the north. it's getting to be that time of the year where the system dig -- digging into the north you have to keep an eye on it. today is just an enhancement of the system. i think we'll carry this right into wednesday, more fog and even cooler but after that, there are signs that high pressure will build in we'll get a northerly breeze around thursday to friday, which could take care of that fog. plenty of low clouds to go

around. santa rosa, 51. they made it to 45 this morning. by the way, just -- just because, truckee, 32. south lake tahoe, 34. so a little chill in that morning air. west-southwest 20 fairfield. we do have a sea breeze which is in place. you can either thank or blame that system in the north. 7:56. forcibly medicating inmates is gonna be heard in court today for an infamous prisoner. >> reporter: richmond police were dealing with a chaotic situation at this evacuation last week.

good morning. welcome back to "mornings on

2." i'm tori campbell. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, it's august 30th. well, in overnight news, a violent scene overnight at a gas station in richmond. allie rasmus has been out there all morning and tells us two people were shot and wounded inside an suv and police say a woman who happened to be driving nearby was caught in the crossfire. >> reporter: this gas station was at the center of the shooting. a man driving an suv pulled into the gas station. he was hit by gunfire and you can see some of the bum holes in the brick pillars here at the -- bullet holes in the brick pillars here. his vehicle crashed into a national gas line and the back of the parking lot. that's where you see the pg&e truck there. crews are still out here trying to repair the gas line break that happened last night. richmond police say in this same area, a second man was shot. that man climbed onto the roof

of the hotel next to the gas station police say to try to escape the gunfire. all of this happened around 10:40 last night. several witnesses told us they heard a lot of gunfire, 25 to 30 the shots fired -- fired in rapid succession. they say it seemed to last for several minutes when the gas line ruptured after the suv crashed into it, residents and people staying inside the hotel were evacuated as a precaution. police don't have any suspect descriptions. and they are still trying to figure out what started all of this. >> this was very unusual finding the victim on the roof of a building having a gas line ruptured and just the chaos of the scene and trying to contain it was a little bit hectic. less than a block away from this gas station is interstate 80. police say a woman was driving on the freeway going east.

she exited mcdonald avenue. just as she got off the freeway, police say a black car passed her and fired shots at the car. the woman was hit. police say she suffered some non-life-threatening injuries. police are looking into the possibility of the person who shot that driver may be the same person involved in this gas station. police say the shookings -- shootings happened within minutes apart and witnesses say a black car was seen speeding away from both scenes. right now, government investigators have explaining what caused the mine line disaster last year. there have been some pretty harsh words for pg&e. >> reporter: that's right. the head of the ntsb opened the hearing saying the tragedy should have been prevented.

investigators are puts much of the game on pg&e and on lax state and federal safety standards. let's take a live look inside the hearing room. we've been listening to presentations from other investigators who have been working the case for nearly a year. much of the focus is on pg&e operationing and the failure to make sure the pipeline was safe. >> today you're gonna here about flood pipe, flood operations and overnight. it was not a question that if this pipeline would burst. it was a question of when. >> ahead of the hearing, the -- blood pressure

temperatures drop off. it does look like a rebound thursday and also friday. we're getting to the end of august, we gidge of september and when you get a system from the north, you usually get high pressure behind that. low clouds and maybe a little mist out there along the coast. dense fog and then gray skies, 50s and 60s. there's just a few pockets of sun. once again, it does get a reinforcement by systems moving into the north. we're on the southern edge of that. but a lot of 40s near santa rosa. santa rosa sonoma county airport, unless they were lying dipped to 45. that's rather chilly for the end of august.

an east -- east-southeast, they did get some low clouds down in san jose. you can see a little system dropping in right there. that's that's going to be the cause of our cooling trend. high pressure out here builds, as it does there. drops it straight down on us. once that moves through, thursday -- thursday then we should start to see temperatures recover. today, kind of a cool morning. if you head from the inland areas and anywhere around the bay, i think you will notice 50, 60s and a few 70s. it will still be mild to warm, not as warm as we had 24, 48 hours ago more fog. 50, 60s, coast and bay. 70s, 80s inland. i think a lot more 80s including pittsburg at 83. walnut creek 78. la fayette, alameda, 65.

pleasanton, 80 degrees. 82 morgan hill. 76 santa clara and san jose. i did go 70 in santa cruz. that may be for about a minute and a half. san mateo, 72. woodside portola valley, los altos and mountain view. very comfortable pattern for some. very cool for others. i don't see much change. thursday and -- thursday and friday are blanking up with a warm breeze. sunday looks like cooler again. tori and dave? >> all right. thank you, steve. it is 8:09. in overnight shoes, the circus has marched back into town. this is video of the ring ling brothers barnum and bailey circus elephants. the traditional march. after san francisco, the circus comes to oakland before heading

up to sacramento. san francisco voters will not have to wait long to learn the winner of this year's mayoral race. election officials tell "the examiner." they will release early rank- choice results the day after the election. that will give voters. anna eshoo has announced she will seek an 11th term. she's represented the area for almost 20 years. congressional redirecting added los gatos, campbell and parts of san jose to her district. she said her focus will be preserving and creating high- tech jobs in silicon valley. a new effort underway to abolish catch -- california's death penalty. a group that involves law enforcement officers, crime victim advocates and people who

have been cleared from wrongful convictions will unveil the safe california act. it's a ballot initiative to replace california's death penalty with life in prison. this group says california spends $184 million more every year on death penalty cases compared to -- compared to what it two cost if the victims served life sentences. we'll get a look at the storm's devastation in new england. another royal visit is now just a couple of weeks away. where a young prince will come here -- will go when he comes to california. for over a century. today we're investing in innovations that will define our future. every day, we're working to help set opportunity in motion. from financing a solar project for the milpitas school district

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there's some blue skies. temperatures inland will come down a little bit. a lot of 70s and 80s there is. 50, 60s closer to the coast and bay. all right. 8:14. we're following the aftermath of hurricane irene. gotta show you new video. we just got this in to ktvu. look at these pictures. rescues that just happened this morning two days after irene hit the northeast. this is paterson. sheriff deputies used rafts to rescue people out. adam housley has more. >> reporter: you are talking

about the rescues in new jersey. what's happening, a lot of that water that hit upstate new york, development, parts of massachusetts, and the areas that really got hit with the floods a couple of days ago, the water is coming down, basically flowing down as it would towards the atlantic ocean and long island sound depending upon which river you are talking about. this is the connecticut river. it all flows southward. that's all coming from the runoff from the development area. dave? thank you. 8:16. now, san francisco-based wells ar fargo is trying to help east coast residents affected by the hurricane. the bank is waiving the fee

normally charged to customers when they use another bank's atm. the fee waiver only applies to customers in new york, new jersey. j.p. morgan and other banks are waiving their fees. police in novato hope a surveillance photo will help them track down a bank robber. police may a -- police say the man walked into the bank, demanded money from the teller and ran off with an undisclosed amount of cash. police have released this photo showing the crime as it happened. handing a note to the bank teller. if you have any information about him, contact the police. it is 8:16. a transient who allegedly shot and killed a fort bragg city councilman is believed to be hiding in the woods. wanted posters -- wanted posters have gone up near the city -- around the city with aaron bassler's picture on it. he's accused of killing jerry

melo on saturday. melo was working as he apparently stumbledded onto opiates. former nba player javaris crittenton is under arrest in connection with the killing an atlanta woman. the fbi took him into custody as a -- at a southern california airport was he was -- southern california airport as he was about to travel to atlanta. his attorney says he was going to surrender to officials. japan's has a new prime minister. the parliament elected the former prime minister. he's now facing several problems including the tsunami recovery and a sluggish economy. house republicans will introduce legislation today that could force major changes at the you united nations. the bill two allow congress to

decide how the u.n. spends money. the florida congresswoman behind this legislation says the u.n. need the major changes because of corruption, mismanagement and negligence. we now know where prince harry will visit when he comes to the united states. he will train at two bases in arizona and california. he will take an apache helicopter course conducted by his country's defense ministry. it begins in central california, near the mexico border and then he heads to an airport in gila bend, arizona. officials plan to spray insectty tide in order to combat the west nile virus. this will include the area between santa teresa boulevard and state route 85.

investigator control says the insecticide used is safe for people and for pets. it's a problem for many bay area children. we take a look at a county that's dealing -- that's dealing with a breathing problem and what can be done about it. it is an attention grabber. the volcanic spectacle that's lighting up the night sky. good morning, westbound highway 4, more traffic and weather -- straight ahead.

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look what's happening on mount etna in cicely. mount. na is the most active volcano in europe. it -- mount etna is the most active volcano in europe. new research shows more children in the bay area suffer from asthma than in the rest of california. 14% of children statewide are asthmatic. it's 19% in san francisco and 22% in contra costa county. asthma inflames the airways of the lungs and makes breathing difficult >> running around school --

>> what happens? >> i get tired and it's like i can't breathe. >> doctors blame asthma on second-manned smoke, vehicle emission -- second-hand smoke, vehicle i mission. richmond has banned smoke in rental housing. the county is offering free cleaning kits for children who live in older homes. hey, sal, can you do anything to help the people in the south bay stuck in traffic? >> trying to, dave, at least let them know the traffic is very slow all over the place in san jose and santa cruz mountains. downtown san jose. you will see slow traffic and you can see -- you can see it here for yourself. if you go to the maps, the --  you will see the road sensors are corresponding. highway 17 we had earlier repaving work. it didn't pick up until the

7:00 hour. on the peninsula, 101 is the busiest and pockets all the way down to palo alto. 280 is much better and 880 has recovered a little bit but still pretty slow in union city and fremont. live pictures show us traffic isbacked up for about 20 minutes. this morning's commute is gonna be busy on interstate 880 in the area. let's go to steve. thank you, sam. we do have low clouds and fog, all right some breaks in that inland. but temperatures inland will come down a almost bit. we have a lot of fog on the coast. a few areas get the sun but it won't be very warm. 50s and 60s by the water edge. more fog and more of a westerly breeze from sfo all the way out to the delta. a system dropping into the west

it doesn't take much to get the fog machine ruling. santa rosa, they made it to 45 this moving. that's very cool at this time of year. it feels like fall to me. a lot of 50s. west-southwest 20 at fairfield, west at sfo, a few delays there. if you are heading in maybe taking a flight out. that system you can see the far, far left of your screen. highs today will be in the 50s, 60s and 70s. upper 50s, 60s and low 80s. temperatures compared to about 24, 48 hours ago. not much of a change on wednesday. there are signs than with your

weekend always in view, it looks liked models are not in scnc. 8:26. live. what's happening now, we're watching president obama. he just landed -- there he is right now -- he just landed in minneapolis. he will be there to make a speech before the veterans foreign wars. you can see a huge crowd there with their cameras and hoping to shake the president's hand and meet him there but the president just handed on -- landed on air force one. he's meeting and greeting not only dignitaries but the average people there. we wanted to show you the president -- again, these are live pictures from minneapolis. we wanted to show you the president. 8:26. new this morning, a lithuanian combat jet collided in midair with a french nato plane. this happened in northern lithuania. while the nato plain landed safely, the two pilots on the

other aircraft had to reject before they crashed. they were found alive two hours ago. nato is patrolling the airspace over the ball ticks. >> also new, we told you this earlier, japan has a new prime minister. japan elected former finance minister noda. he's the fifth prime minister is five years. he has a number of problems to deal with. he succeed -- succeeds the prime minister who resigned after only 15 months in office. 8:27. there's been a leak at wikileaks. the trouble for the anti- secrecy organization that's causing a very serious security breach.

>> reporter: in morning in washington, the ntsb used very strong words to blame pg&e for what it calls failures that led to the san bruno disaster last year. you are looking at live pictures. this is inside the proceedings. this is the chairwoman who opened those proceeding the earlier this mo everyoning -- proceedings earlier this morning. the ntsb says pg&e also

exploited weak safety overtight by state regulators who blaiseed a blind trust in pg&e. now -- who placed a blind trust in pg&e, tara moriarty is live where residents are getting some answers a year later. some of them have chose ton rebuild their homes -- chosen to rebuild their homes. >> reporter: one woman says she remembers a letter pg&e sent to homeowners stating it was raising rates to repair the pipeline explosion. she said that wasn't done and now they need to be held accountable. so farther ntsb has slammed the investigation saying this has been a difficult investigation because of pg&e's shoddy investigation. last year's explosion killed eight people, injured 38 and destroyed eight homes. they've still not determined

who was responsible. maria bar who nearly lost her life in the explosion says she still has nightmares from that day. >> i was sitting in the middle of my house on my cell phone when the explosion happened. in the middle of the night, any sound i hear, it's amazing but it doesn't go away. >> reporter: bar hopes today's report will set pg&e straight to avoid another disaster. the pipe was installed. 5 hads -- 54 years ago and investigators have determined that some sections of it were substandard. now, the nsb -- now the ntsb will talk about a slight surge in gas pressure minutes before the explosion and why it took pg&e so long to turn off the gas feeding the intern know. the company said it was committed to public safety aened -- public safety and will

replace and upgrade and add automatic shutoff valves. what many want to know is if other -- more exists. the nts about will end the hearing and then at the end they are supposed to have a cause for this. back to you. >> thank you. you can actually watch the ntsb hearing right now by going to the "right now" section on our channel 2 website, caught.com. also, the bulk of the report is expected to be released over the next couple of hours. ktvu is there. we'll have a full recap. tori will have a full recap for you when ktvu channel 2 news at noon -- on the news at noon. a busy roadway is still closed nearly 12 hours after a police shooting in santa clara county. it happened on stevens creek boulevard.

kraig debro joins us live with new information from investigators. >> reporter: we have some clarification of the events that took place here last night. right now, i want to tell you that right now they are working on opening the eastbound direction of stevens creek between finch and down as far as tanta. it's opened east of tanta. just this one section, you can see the deputies collecting the tape here. that's good news for commuters. we're directly across the street from where a deputy was shot. i spoke with ryan, a member of the sheriff's office, he says there was not an exchange of gunfire. only the deputy was on leave pending the outcome and investigation and fired the weapon. this is one of two vehicles towed away. this video was recorded about two hours ago. the deputy says crime scene investigators are looking for crews that will support an accurate account of events.

the detective says the deputy spotted the suspect around 9:00. the reason for the stop, the deputy thought he might be a suspect in the vehicle theft. the sheriff's office says the deputy shot the man after he pulled out a replicated firearm, that's a quote, and turned toward the deputy. this all started at or near a rotten robbie. the origin started at robin robbie. they have crime scene up at that gas station. that's about a block east of tanta. so it's in this perimeter. we're not sure how it started there but they are working on mutting this scene together and that scene. the man shot by the deputy he was treated by the hospital. charges are pending. reporting live in cupertino, kraig ke bro -- kraig debro, ktvu channel 2 news. in late -- later this morning, a north bay man is accused of killing a little boy

in a hit-and-run incident is scheduled to enter a plea in court. a memorial was set up at the accident scene near jacobs park in santa rosa. 4-year-old christopher rowe was talking to -- was walking to soccer practice. witnesses report seeing 22-year- old marcus lopez garcia, failing to stop and then hitting the child in the crosswalk. garcia faces charges including felony hit and run and driving without a license. tiger woods is coming back to the bay area. the golf superstar who tend stanfordly ma in -- will play in a tournament. he's using the event as a tuneup for november's president cup in australia. woods is no -- is no longer the number one golfer. he's currently ranked 38th but he's still attracting huge crowds. fewer californiaians are expected to get away for the labor day weekend this year.

aaa predicts 3.7 million people will travel at least 50 miles from home. that's down more than 2 1/2%. of those leaving town, 3 million say they will drive which is up slightly from last year but air travel is expected to drop a bit. american airlines says it's going to -- says it's going back to pampering its first- class passengers. american airlines will provide a equipmented -- a quilt and similar service to other european flies flying that route. in overnight news police crash with protesters in south africa. officers fired rubber bullets and water cannons at hundreds of demonstrators in johannesburg. the leader there angered many

by sending a letter to oust the democratically-elected president in the neighboring nation. wikileaks, a serious breach. the anti-secrecy organization has lost control of its database of a quarter million canes. the names of informants and suspected intelligence agents are now exposed. 8:38. well, 19 trapped mine workers in china were just rescued from a flooded mine. but officials say three men are still missing. the mine flooded last week when workers mistakenly drilled into a nearby mine that was already flooded. water surged in and that put 49

miners in dang earn. 19 escape. three were rescued on sunday, the body of another was brought to the office -- brought to the service. we want to check in again with sal, keeping a close eye on the commute for us. >> right now, traffic is very slow on interstate 880 heading north. if you are driving past the san jose area, 17 coming down to the valley, still affected by late running roadwork that was there for a long time. it cleared in the 7:00 area. 101 is very slow heading south and now there is a crash eastbound 292 coming up on el camino real. and getting onto the freeway, there is an overturned truck. you won't bible -- you won't be able to do it. you will have to go to win done -- winton. let's get some live pictures here and show you that traffic

is still slow slow -- is still very slow. we mentioned that traffic is going to be recovering let's go to steve. thank you, sal. the inland temperatures will take the biggest drop. i don't want to say tumble but they will come down maybe 5, 7 degrees. more fog, sunny, but cooler. as the high-pressure system gets blasted out for about two days. cooling trend started for tom. but it will be for everybody -- for tomorrow. but it will be for everybody. it remains to be scene if we will get a northwest wind or more of a northerly breeze. the forecast models are not in sync. it's that time of year. low clouds and fog because of a weak almost cold front to the north. it kind of lifted it up a

littlepy. santa rosa this morning, 45. i mean, that's cold. end of august, that's cold. 32 up in truckee. 34 in south lake to you hoe -- lake tahoe. a weak cold front moving in. for us it means an increase in the fog and cooler. the delta breeze decided to show itself today. 50s, 60s by the coast and bay. a few low to mid-80s inland. temperatures do cooloff and then thursday and friday we should get a rebound, maybe a quick blast of 90s for the inland areas. it does look like with your weekend coming into view. a almost bit cooler especially on sunday. thank you, steve. 8:42. a violent crime inside a local restaurant police are asking for your help. a horrible incident that's

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taking a look at the numbers on wall street, one of

the reasons that housing prices were up and doing better than expected. taking a live look to the dow, it's currently up 32. the nasdaq is up 16. s&p is up 3. however, there was some discouraging news earlier this morning. consumer confidence plunged in august to its lowest level since april 2009. the conference board says the consumer confidence index fell 15 points to 44.5 this month. wild swings in the stock market are partly to blame for making consumers nervous. usually when the economy is growing at a solid pace, consumer confidence readings are at 90 and above. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories we're following right now. richmond police are investigating an overnight shooting where three people were shot. two men were wounded at a gas station on karlson around 10:45 last night. then police say a woman who happened to be driving nearby

was shot by someone in a passing car. the victim's injuries are not life-threatening. a stretch of stevens creek boulevard is coming back to normal nearly 12 hours after a shooting in cupertino. sheriff deputies say they were questioning a man about a car theft when he pulled out a gun and fired at him. those officers fired back wounding the suspect who is expected to survive. the deputies were not hurt. white house officials will be getting first-hand looks at the hurricane irene damage in virginia, north carolina, and vermont. the death toll is now up to 40. the damage could top $10 billion. >> 8:46. a surprising incident at a den nip's restaurant in santa clara county. some of it was caught on tape. police describe this as a violent attack very -- they have about four minutes of

surveillance to watch. this is surveillance video from the denny's restaurant on el camino real. not far from the san thomas expressway. police say on august 13th, they responded to a group of intoxicating people at the restaurant. when a waitress asked them to quiet down, witnesses say one man threw silverware at her. he's also accused of punching her and knocking her unconscious. now, this is a closer look at the suspect. police are asking for help to identify him. he's described as white or latino, about 6 feet tall, 220 pounds. if you have any information please call santa clara police. officers say the suspects and two other men left the restaurant in a black cadillac escalade. again, this happened a couple of weeks ago, august 13th -- if you have any information, please call santa clara police. let's go back to tori. >> thank you. 8:48.

some people evacuated during a tanker fire in placer county and are upset about the looting of three homes while they were gone. almost 5,000 families were under mandatory evacuation orders for two days last week when a burning propane tank was at risk of exploding. three of those families discovered that someone had broken into their homes and stolen several items, including computers, jewelry and a shot gun while they were -- while they were gone. the thefts are prompting second thoughts about future evacuations. >> no. next time i won't. i will stay. i don't dare. >> i think that's the number one reason people won't leave is because they don't want their house to be broken into. >> police arrested a 16-year- old in connection with one burglary and recovered the items. but any believe the other items were unrelated meaning they can be -- meaning there can be more burglars on the lies.

charles marcelas is accused of using fake money money to buy and ipod at wall market and a rolex watch and a 1 carat diamond ring in walnut creek from someone who advertised online. shortly after that purchase, he allegedly bought a watch from someone else. the mother of his children says she's surprised he -- surprised he would do something like that. he's an awesome guy. he really is. investigators claim he admitted to making counterfeit money to support a drug habit. an ultimatum has been issued to save a century-old tree in menlo park. this is from morning. the san francisco public utilities commission has offered to spare this tree by tunneling under the roots to make way for a water pipeline. neighbors would have to pay for the maintenance and liability,

they would also have to provide public access which some of the neighbors say is a big concern. >> there's fear because a lot of people on our block are retired people. you have elderly people that are scared to have people -- people that they -- that they don't know back there. the public utilities commission says plans to remove the tree will be moving ahead numbers the residents submit at the written proposal. muslims all over the world are celebrating the end of ramadan. this is video from saudi arabia, where a three-day festival has begun. the celebration marks the end of a month-long dawn-to-dusk fast. it's considered to be the biggest holiday in the muslim

calendar. 52% feel stingled out by policies -- the antiterror policies. 8:51. in poland, some good samaritans are helping a young dog beaten and left to die on railroad tracks. it's a 4-year-old german shepherd whose hind legs were paralyzed. a conduct -- a trained conductor spotted the dog and nicknamed him choo choo and took him to -- and took him to an animal shelter. very, very special dog. a race against time in uganda. the rate latest on the search for survivors following devastating landslide.

the reason algeria decided to take in members of the gadhafi family against the wishes of the anti-government rebels.

the death toll has climbed to 40 in uganda after a series of heavy rain. officials say red cross workers

and volunteers are still digging for bodies. the red cross is already -- is also distributing household items to people's whose crops and homes were destroyed. and warren jeffs has been sedated. this just in. texas prison officials say he remains responsive despite -- despite refusing to eat or drink for receiving a life sentence. doctors expect a full recovery. he was convicted this month after dna evidence proved he fathered a child with a 15-year- old girl, one of his 24 underaged spiritual wives. 8:55. earlier this morning, nato announced that tripoli in libya is essentially free. negotiations are underway between libyan rebels and moammar gadhafi supporters over control of the remaining

strongholds there. rebels claim they killed gadhafi 'son. however, this is not the first time the rebels claim that. they once announced he died on the battlefront but later admitted they -- they lied. meantime, gadhafi's daughter has given birth to a baby girl in algeria. algeria won't release any other information about the birth. political observers speculate the pregnancy was one reason algeria decided to take them in. however, the libyan rebels want them extradited back to libya. tuesday ticket tuesday winners are headed to the fair, the renaissance pleasure fair in hollister. september 17th through october 16th are the -- are when tickets are vammed i. go to ktvu.com, scroll down to the right now tab and put in the word "fantasy."

it's within a -- been a rough commute. >> it has been. vo very traffic. first of all, we're starting o with interstate -- very slow traffic. first of all, we're starting off very slow in traffic. 17 is very slow. we are going to look at oakland and northbound traffic is busy getting up to the coliseum at the bay bridge toll plaza. we still have a big backup of about 20 minutes. let's go to steve. >> temperatures 70s and 89 os by the coast, though. 50s and 60s. mostly cloudy there. it looks like a continuation on wednesday but warmer weather returns thursday/friday. the weekend should start off all right and then cool down again on sunday. >> that's labor day. >> that will do it for us. thanks for watching everyone. >> bye now. [ screaming ]

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